Scott Wolf, Los Angeles Daily News

This was supposed to be the week the Pacific-10 Conference decided who would represent it for a chance at the BCS national championship game. The USC-California game was to feature the conference’s two best teams, not to mention the two best stories with the Trojans’ success and wide receiver DeSean Jackson’s mouth captivating the nation. Instead, Oregon and Arizona State turned out to be the Pac-10’s pivotal game. And if you’re looking for a culprit, from USC’s vantage point, it might be the Trojans’ wide receivers… continue